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Re: CO2
Dave Gomberg wrote:
>
> If you are short of money, the best method is yeast (DIY) method. Very
> little front cash needed. But it is a lot of work.
>
> If you have more money than time, compressed gas is the best. As far as I
> know, the "electrical" methods do not work (at least in soft water) and the
> chemical methods are very expensive in the medium or long run.
>
Please elaborate. Haven't heard this before and since I'm considering
one of these units and I have soft water (3-4 dGH, 2-3 dKH) I am really
interested in what/why/how.
As for compressed gas, which I use now, it has drawbacks. My biggest
complain is having to refill the tube since it's very expensive over
here, don't know about the US. You also have to get a magnetic valve
unless you want to add CO2 overnight (expensive in Sweden, maybe not
where you live).
Lots of fish is also a way of providing more CO2 but then follows
added cleaning-labor.
Regards
Fredrik
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